Commodore MPS 1200 - Page 156

LO open 7~4~7:rem upper/lowercase mode
:,?() pt":i.I")t.:#7 ~ "35SS 4 h(?<H···t:~;··;-"
·::;0 Pt":i.r·,t#7,ci""lt'$(I"l5); "SS~3S 4 htO'i:lf"··ts'"
40 c::IDse 7~
50 opel") 1,4,O:rem uppercase/graphics mode
60 pl·-·int#l~ "XXXX 4 clubs'"
"70 p 1""' i n t; # l. , c h t···:"f; ( 1. "I) :: "X X X X 4 c:l. Ll h s;? ' ,
7:5 c 1 c)se 1:
80 opel") 2,4,7:print#2
(iO Pt'i.l")t#2~" I "; chl·-·$ (14:5); ":3" ~ c:t·w1; (17) ;" /'-.lE:-"J '/ul····k'"
:1.00 close 2
85SB
4
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4
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4
CLUBS!
XXXX 4
club 5·~:-
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QUOTE MODE
(Commodore mode only)
BASIC
Hex
chr$(34)
22
chr$(34) in Commodore mode instructs the MPS 1200 to print out
executable control characters like cursor symbols or delete charac-
ters rather than carry
out the action. This causes the control charac-
ters to
be made visible. This is useful when you are listing BASIC
programs containing these control characters. The following is a
short example of the result of sending chr$(34) to the printer in a
program.
10 open 1,4,7
::~O pt"'int#l, c:ht"'$ (34) "CUt-·SOt' Symbols[!'DM"
:::'0 close 1
"C:UI·'!50t' Symbo 1 sl!1ilm
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